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K: When they are scheduled we can do it, but so far we don't really have a formal
agreement yet.
S: Right. I think it is important to give attention to how that information is put
forward SO it doesn't seem contradictory to other things.
K: Exactly.
S: Finally on my list, there is a subject that's been under discussion for some time
on international investment flows in the OECD. Casey has been handling it in the
State Department. The subject has been, and I guess mainly because the State
Department seems to be our representative in the OECD. Right now the subject
is in danger of sort of falling between the stools. It's something we have felt, was
of course, to duscuss and with Casey gone, his thrust disappears and anyway I
think there is probably more expertise on this subject in a fellow like Denham
(phonetic) than you find over there. I would like to suggest to you that you consider
having some different form of representation in the OECD and perhaps let Denham
handle it or somebody else handle it.
K: In principle I'm in favor of that, but these things, they always bleed SO much
over here. Let me raise that here.
S: You've got to do something about it because there is a meeting scheduled that
may get postponed or we may have to ask for a postponement because we're not
really ready with a strong person to put forward there.
K: Right. I'll try to get to it tomorrow.
S: OK, now finally I have a suggestion for you for your Under Secretary of State
for Economic Affairs.
K: Who ?
S: The name is Alan Greenspan (phonetic).
K: Oh yes. I know him.
S: You know him?
K: Yes.
S: I think he's a very talented fellow. I don't know whether he could be gotten
to do it, but he's smart as he can be. He fits your description of wanting somebody
who is analytically able and is experienced and savvy. He's more of an analyst
then he is an operator but he has enough of the operational, not to be sort of
brittlé. He is a very good analyst and knowledgeable fellow.
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